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The 1st permanent European settlement in this state was Harrodstown, not Boonesborough |
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Field of art in which Henry Moore carved his niche |
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With nearly 30% dissolved minerals, this inland "sea" is the world's saltiest body of water |
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He belted the 1st home run ever hit in Yankee Stadium, April 18, 1923 |
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1 of 2 flowers listed in the World Book under "N" |
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To keep these from cracking when you boil them, wrap them in aluminum foil |
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With a famous "march", WWI veterans demanded Congress pay these ahead of time |
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This artist put himself in his "At the Moulin Rouge" |
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Of Argentina, Venezuela, or Bolivia, the 1 thru which the Amazon system does not flow |
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Last name of brothers Jesus, Matty & Felipe who in 1963 made history as the entire S.F. Giants outfield |
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Nectar is generally secreted by glands in these showy parts of a flower |
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If you want your steak red on the inside but browned on the outside, cook when it's in this condition |
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1st president in American history to be defeated for re-election |
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In Rembrandt's "Saul & David", Saul is holding a spear, & David is playing one of these |
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Latin for "in the middle of the land", this sea is almost entirely surrounded by land |
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His 1987 Major League-leading .370 batting average was highest in the N.L. since 1948 |
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Flower clusters found on birch trees, they sound like relatives of felines |
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On January 16, 1967, she took office as Alabama's 1st woman governor |
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This Russian-born artist did murals for the new Met & stained glass for a Jerusalem synagogue |
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It's the major strait connecting the Atlantic & Pacific Oceans |
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Andy Messersmith & Dave McNally, who in '76 became baseball's 1st free agents, both played this position |
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Denzoloid, paraffinoid, & jasminoid are terms that have been used to describe this characteristic |
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He liked the idea that he was the 1st Irish-American U.S. ambassador to Britain |
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Pieter Bruegel's "Seven Virtues" was a sequel to this series of engravings |
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Over 4000 ft. deep, Messier, in Chile, is the world's deepest known of these narrow inlets |
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1 of 3 top ranked, or Triple A, U.S. minor leagues |
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The English names of many flowers end in "wort", which means this |
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